Good source for a 550ml ti mug?

I've done a little looking the last day or so and have only come up with a few unknown to me companies that sell a 550 ml ti pot.  Any good source you have found or used?  Tibetan does not list one I see. My old Olicamp ti pot may be fine, w/o the lid it weighs 2.5 oz. so may be no need to go ti with a 550 ml mug if I add a aluminum foil lid to my Olicamp.

Duane

Is it important to be exactly 550ml? If you give yourself a little latitude I know there are multiple options:

Snow Peak 450ml mug

Snow peak 600ml Mug 

Evernew 500ml Mugpot

Evernew 640ml Ultralight Deep S

Evernew 400ml Ti Mug

MSR Titan Cup 400ml

http://www.campsaver.com/titanium-single-wall-cup-600?gclid=CKWZ48PZ5K8CFQ0q7Aodo2EiTg

and just add a measured amount 550ml of water then mark the height, gently with the tip of a center punch.

Not critical, just something I had my mind set on.  May have to adjust.  The SP mug had some bad comments about lingering odor, maybe from an improperly washed mug.

Duane

GSI OUTDOORS Glacier Stainless Bottle Cup/Pot    

http://www.gsioutdoors.com/activities/pdp/glacier_stainless_bottle_cuppot/ultralight_backpacking/

18 US fluid ounces = 532.323532 ml

Thank you Callahan.  SS is too heavy.  The 550 ml is mentioned so much, the 500 ml would hold more than enough water for coffee or single serve freeze dried meal, if I ever get close so superlight.  Never mind, I'll pursue a 500 ml mug or use my ole Olicamp.   I just need to bring meals that only require 16 oz. of less of water if going this small

Duane

Out of curiosity, do you have a link to those negative comments?

I am fairly certain it is impossible for issues of lingering odor or taste to have anything to do with the mug itself, as titanium is non porous and shouldn't have any coating on it. Improper cleaning would do it though. 

gonzan said:

Out of curiosity, do you have a link to those negative comments?

I am fairly certain it is impossible for issues of lingering odor or taste to have anything to do with the mug itself, as titanium is non porous and shouldn't have any coating on it. Improper cleaning would do it though. 

 I would agree, I have never known Ti to pick up odors, Snow Peak or otherwise.

Did you leave the mug out on the ground overnight and that darn scary raccoon did something in it ?

Hay guys,

The Snow Peak ti 600 mug had two bad reviews on REI.  Sounds more like not taking care of gear.  Second one down here and down a few more for one reviewer commenting on the metallic taste.  :)  Beer in a bottle or can?  I'm thinking of getting a few things together for a UL kit, working on shelter options now.  No rush, all takes stove collecting money away from me.  Raccoons don't hang around me, none seen last time to the coast either.

http://www.rei.com/product/807754/snow-peak-titanium-mug-with-hotlips

Duane

Duane ,  this latest looks like it should be a winner.

I am going to check one out.  You got me.

:)  I applied for a REI Visa, not sure what gear to get with the $100 gift card when it shows up.  New stove, pot, winter pack?

Duane

The Snow Peak 600Ti mug is too small to fit my Nalgene bottle, bummer.

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